I have four years of experience in teaching maths to secondary school level students in Iran, and most of them could pass the university admission test with great ranks. The topics I have taught are equivalent to GCSE and A-level maths topics, e.g. Algebra, Geometry, Statistics, Probability, Differentiation, and Integration. I also have 7 years of experience teaching basic and specified modules f...
I have four years of experience in teaching maths to secondary school level students in Iran, and most of them could pass the university admission test with great ranks. The topics I have taught are equivalent to GCSE and A-level maths topics, e.g. Algebra, Geometry, Statistics, Probability, Differentiation, and Integration. I also have 7 years of experience teaching basic and specified modules for electrical engineering BSc students, all of which are based on basic and applicable mathematics. The most important modules I have taught in university as well as industry level are as below. (UG: undergraduate) - Differential Equations (UG) - Electrical Circuits 1&2 (UG) - Signals and Systems (UG) - Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering 1&2 (UG) - Fundamentals of Control Engineering (UG) - Data Communication in Control and Automation (UG) - Industrial Electronics Laboratory (UG) - PLC Laboratory (UG and Industrial) - Power System Protection (UG) - Fundamentals of Modern Control (UG) - Microgrid Modelling and Stability (Graduate) - Microgrids and Small-scale Power Plants (Industrial)
My teaching method focuses on regular and continuous feedback from students to be sure that students understand and learn what I teach and explain. I can easily explain difficult problems with a step-by-step solution method. This is done by breaking down a multi-level problem into enough steps to solve it. I also try to make topics attractive and interesting for students by presenting their practical use and applications in the real world. I enjoy teaching when I know students can learn well. That is why, I always try to do my best for this goal.